Encouraging rural girls towards reading books and membership in 1,320 libraries affiliated with the Rural Rehabilitation Centres, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance and other internal, external and international offices; Taking part in preparing and executing a letter of understanding with the Literacy Movement to hold literacy classes in cooperation with educational guides and the follow-up groups, and to enjoy intersectoral cooperation with the Deputy for Prevention Affairs of the Welfare Organization, Rural Rehabilitation Office and the Literacy Movement Organization (LMO); Providing and distributing more than 1,500 brochures and the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the announcement boards at the centres for rural rehabilitation services, for the parents' information regarding the articles of the Convention; Providing and distributing more than 15,000 books, bulletins, posters and pamphlets about children's issues and their rights, among 1,320 postal centres and rural rehabilitation houses, for use in the libraries of these centres; and Training the villagers working at the rural rehabilitation centres, as a good start for the growth of a child during its first year of life, by means of videotapes; and transferring this training to the parents of children living in villages.
- Participación en la preparación y ejecución de una carta de entendimiento con el Movimiento de Alfabetización para organizar cursos de alfabetización en cooperación con consejeros educativos y grupos de seguimiento y aprovechar la cooperación intersectorial con el Subdirector de Asuntos de Prevención del Servicio de Bienestar, la Oficina de Rehabilitación Rural y la Organización del Movimiento de Alfabetización;